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A federal judge ruled on Friday that former American Le Mans Series champion Scott Tucker, whose indictment said he extended payday loans at interest rates as high as 700 percent, and others involved in the scheme owe the Federal Trade Commission $1.266 billion for systematically deceiving customers. Read more...read more

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Scott Tucker, who won a class title in the 2014 Rolex 24 as an owner and driver, faces federal indictments in a payday lending scheme.
Outside of the debatable ethics involved in payday lending, Tucker's business practices have been...

According to RACER, embattled former American Le Mans Series champion Scott Tucker has settled a case against his payday lending companies by the Federal Trade Commission for a record $21 million. Read more...

The hammer has finally come down on Scott Tucker, the American Le Mans Series champion and millionaire long dogged by lawsuits and investigations over his payday lending businesses. Tucker was arrested in Kansas today and indicted o...

Scott Tucker went from rookie to champion racer with funds from a wildly lucrative group of payday lending business. But after years of lawsuits and trouble with the Federal Trade Commission, Tucker was arrested today, and a crimina...

Indicted former American Le Mans Series champion and payday lending mogul Scott Tucker will no longer be able to tap into his frozen assets to maintain his lavish lifestyle, reports The Kansas City Star. How lavish? Tucker has been ...